Gabriel Johnson: Jack and Tammi Smith named persons of interest in missing child case (video)

Shocking new developments in the Gabriel Johnson case, Jack and Tammi Smith have now been named as persons of interests. Jack and Tammi Smith have made several appearances on the Nancy Grace show and discussed how they met Gabriel Johnson’s mother, Elizabeth Johnson. Tammi Smith had stated that they had hoped to adopt baby Gabriel, but at the last minute, she fled Tempe, Arizona and went to San Antonio, Texas.

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The move caused much speculation as Elizabeth claimed that she gave Gabriel to strangers that she met on the bus. Meanwhile, Jack and Tammi Smith, who had met Gabriel and began bonding with him, were left in Tempe, Arizona without the baby. Police have not stated why Jack and Tammi Smith are persons of interest, but they believe that they have information that would lead to the recovery of missing Gabriel.  (See Back Stories Here)

Tammi Smith spoke on national television and remarked on Elizabeth’s innocence. She said, “She’s completely innocent. She loves that baby, and just wants to find a good home for that baby. As a mother, I commend her.”

Gabriel’s father, Logan McQueary has told authorities that both Elizabeth and Tammi Smith have approached him regarding signing custody over to Jack and Tammi Smith. He has refused, he has legal custody of his son and wants him back.

Did Tammi and Jack Smith have something to do with Gabriel’s disappearance? Would a mother give her baby away to strangers when she already knew a couple who wanted to adopt him? What kind of information does law enforcement have regarding Jack and Tammi Smith to classify them as ‘persons of interests.’

We’ll have all that and more in our next update.

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Gabriel Johnson you are asked to contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST) or the Tempe Police Department (Arizona) at 1-480-350-8311. Of course, you may call 911.

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